Privileges Flashcards

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What is attorney-client privilege?

A

A confidential communication

Between attorney and the client

Made during professional legal consultation

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What are the exceptions to attorney-client privilege?

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Crime for exemptions

Client put the legal advice at issue

Dispute between the lawyer and client

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What is the basic rule for spousal amenity/adverse testimonial privilege?

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One spouse cannot be forced to give advice testimony against the other.

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For spousal immunity who does the privilege belong to?

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It belongs to the testifying spouse, So they get to decide whether to provide adverse testimony

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And which type of cases disposal amenity privilege apply?

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Criminal only

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When do spouses need to be married for the adverse testimonial privilege to apply?

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At the time of the trial.

The privilege then applies to matters that predate the marriage.

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What is the basic rule regarding confidential marital communications?

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Spouses cannot, without the others consent, disclose a confidential communication made by one to the other during the course of the marriage.

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To which type of cases does confidential marital communications privilege apply?

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Both criminal and civil

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To whom does the confidential marital communications privilege belong to?

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Both spouses hold the privilege

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When do the spouses need to be married in order for confidential marital communications privilege to apply?

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Spouses must be married at the time that the communication is made, not necessarily during the trial.

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How might confidential marital communications privilege be destroyed?

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If a third-party overhears the confidential communication, then it destroys the privilege

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What are the exceptions to spousal immunity and confidential marital communications?

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Communications or acts in furtherance of a crime/fraud

Communications at the destructive to the family

One spouse suing the other

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When does the psychotherapist/social worker client privilege apply?

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Confidential information provided during the course of a professional relationship

Patient must be SEEKING TREATMENT

The information provided by the patient must be NECESSARY to facilitate treatment

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